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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-27
CHARLt srox AsToUNDED.
The Police Commission Gives the
Council Its Own Medicine.

Council Its Own MediClue'
CHARLESTON, ;. c., Jan 26,-The meet
ing of the city Council last night, which
was expected to cut the gordlan Knot
which now ties up the police force, was
pro tanto lamentabe failure. The Com
mIssioners who had been equested TO re-
consider their action sent in report IN
which they cco;lY suggested that the oest
thing the Council could do would
be to reconsider It's action
and confirm the appointments OF the
board The GOODNESS ot this proposition
evidently staggered the CITY fathers, VINO
for fully tive minutes sat silent IN their
seats. Then there was break and sort
of desuitory discussIOu-knoWn IN parila-
mentary ethics AS conversational de-
bate-wss started, but this soon petered
out and another pause ensued. lhls was
ended by a motion to refuse 10 conufm,
Another pause. Finally Alderman
Rodgers, who ia nothing II not practical
suggested that while the mem bets were
making up their minds il might be as
well TO EN- ploy the time by gong on with
other business which required their al
tentl0n. The motion TO reject the ACTON
OF the Commissioners was then adopted,
and the problem was thus lett unsolVed.
THE MAYOR THE LEADER.
The Mayor is understood to lead the OPP
position to the police deal, and as the
Mayor never allows himself TO be beaten
II may taken for granted that the end is
not yet. An extra meeting OF Council
Will proba blv be called at an early day to
consider this special matter, and IL re-
quires no prophet to predict that the
Police Commissioners must 90 or come
to terms. Inc Mayor, like SApoleon's old
Guard, dies but never surIenders.' On
the other hand, a member Of the Pole
Board told me this morning that the
board had no intention OF resIgning, not
even If the Council requested their reslg-
nation. I'VE intend" SAID he, Ito stick,
and the only way we can be got out
is by being KICKED out, and the only way
VT can be kicked out is by the passage OF
an ordIn ance repeating the law creating
the board9' Lively times are antlcI.
pated.
THE PTNKERrOS MYSTERY.
The Pinkerton mystery has in meas
ure come to light by the publication by
Messrs. f. Bischoff & Co. OF cara exon
Grating one of their employees, A. NJ.
Eutleman, from any connection with
the Plnkerton detective rumOis.' The
matter 1T is understood has been comprO
missed, the parties complicated having
made partial restitution. 1t isnOt likely,
therefore. that nything further will be
heard from the famous PinkertOn mys-
tery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-27

HAVE thisday So d out my interest IN the
| nrm Of J. b. CHE>NUTT h CO., TO
CHESSI-TI & O'NEtLL. VINO assumes al
liabIitie-. ana are cue authorized to collect
:. II. COLLINS.
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CHESNUTT & O'NEILL.

HAVING purchased Mr. :. II COLLIN -
IL Interest IN he arm Of J. r. CHE>NI TT
Il o.. we VIII continue the Fruit AMI Pro-
duce Commission business IN connection with
our navai stores trade at 70 Baf street. under
the irm name Of CHESNGTT n O'NEILL.
With increased capital ana better facilities
we feel confident Of giving satlstacti n. and
respectfully solicit q share 81 the public pa.
trobage J. b. CHESNUTT,
J. J. O'NEGLL.
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0cparturrship 2totlrre.
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm OF J. B. CHESNUTT & Co, Is
i This day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. =. CHE>NTTT,
:. n. COLLINS
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Special Notice.

The steamer Pope Catln" will leave
THIS DAY, from steamer Katie's wharf. for
Doboy, Darien, Brunswick and satina River
landings,
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Rclief for thc Drnnght snfTerers.

yAUsTIN, Ten, Jan. 26.-Tne bill APP
rfotriAting 100000 TOR tne relief Of the
brought was passed IN the Senate today
with the necessary two-thiIds majority 10
give IL immediate eject.
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NsAther Indications
Special Indications for Georgia
lR Fair weather, warmer.

| da; Easterlv, shifting TO wester-
ly winds, lair weather, warmer.
The letslt NJ tue river Al Augusta 81
| :83 - clock D. N. vesterd Az Augusta
time was lis feet rise of 20 foot during
the preceding ~ hours.
Ce narrative statement or temperature
al Savannah Jan. - 1886 and 1887:
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Dir. Henry ;. COIding,
SURGEON DENTIST.

once corner Jones aud Drayton street.
Graduate Baltimore College Of Dental sur.
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Cor Sale.
FOR S ALE.

one OF the finest bearing Orange Groves
- and Winter Homes on the st. Johns
river, Florida. The celebrated Edgewater
Grove, SIX miles south OF Palatka, containing
$50 acres, 2ueo trees in grove, over 200 bear
ing, balance just coming in; present crop
5000 boxes; also, a large number OF other
bearing fruit trees-Lemons. Japan Plums,
Persimmons, Peaches. LeConte Pears, Plums.
Figs. etc. Large Barns, Wharf, Packing
House. Greenhouse. TeHant's House amt
other buildings. Fine Poultry Yard with
running wafer in coops, artesial well. sui
phur bathing pool. etc. Modern Cottage
House OF 10 rooms, besides store room, bath
room, laundry, etc.. with hot and cold water
throughout. Ornamental grounds, well
stocked Wi choice shrubs and flowers. For
further particulars and view address w. f.
FULLER. san MateO, Fla.
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IaI u HVIoN' = !" ' VI . - TT
Savannah and Tybee Railway Co.

OFFICE OF TREASURER, III BAN Sill
SAVANNAH. Jan. 5. 1897.
BY resolution OF the Board OF Directors
adopted at last regular mretsny Fol kTH
or TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT. II the Preferred apitsl stock Is
called for. payable st this oflice on or before
THE SEVENTH DAY or FEBRI AIRY,
1857, JOHN ". BUkkOt pli> reasurer.
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Special 4Iotlrea.
G. RAND BALL
for the benefit of
ST. J0SEPH'S INFIRAARY,
Al
GUARDS ARMORY,
MEDNFSDA FERRITA RY @ 1881
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1887.

Tickets 81 admitting one gentleman and
ladies. The came can be obtained from any
member OF the Committee or at the Cigar
: tore Of j b FERNANDEZ
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Notice.

An bills against the British steamship
"Coronlla," Gavin, master. must be pre-
scented at our office by or before u NJ. FRI
DAY, Jan. Is, or payment thereof viii be
debarred. A. MINIS 4 SONS. Agents.
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Aiertiuaa.


/erubbabeI Lodge No. 70, F. / 4. nj.
regular communication of this r.
Lodge WIN be held THIS Thurs NGA~
day EVENING at s O'Clock NJ
The NJ. NJ. Degree will be conferred
Members OF sister Lodges and transient
brethren are fraternally invited to meet with
u-. BY order OF
A. G. HARMON, W NJ.
FRANK w DASHER. Secretary.
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Notice..

All bills against the British steamship
Elsie" Beedle, master, must be presented
at our office by or before II NJ, FRIDAY,
Jan. %. or payment thereof will be debarred
A. MINIS & SONS. Agents.
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DR.. II. II. Hitchcock

ofers his professional services to the citizens
savannah. oGhco loo I.iberty street
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Notice 10 Tax payers.

CITY TRtAsJREB's UFFICR,
SAVANNAH, Ga, January -. ISL
II you wish to save the discount 81 u per
cent. on your spec &c or business tax. AMI
on your dogs, ouEgies, carriages. dray-,
trucks wagons and other vehicles, payment
must be made on or before JANUARY 3lSr,
AZ the ordinance directs.
Z. HARDEE. CITY Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-27

Thirty longshoremen employed on the
barge A. ID. kllldua lying Al toe foot OF
Newark street, Hoboken. stopped work
this morning IN sympathy with the stri.
kers. They were visited by walking dele.
gales. The barge was discbargiug coal
pRuy, and. unless the ferry company re.
ceiyes q supply OF coal in a few days, the
ferry boats will be obliged TO s.op run.
ming.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

labiish ana ps1sark lks riakfs q nsz
I RED wonaen.N This 60 has been pnassd n
many othsK Ststez. and Iast ID t5a Hsafe
- 0EeE1ns - h none hAs q bsen san
stgus1 - maks IL marxied womzn q .
bad q tAs heasshoid, o. zaaltfy her -
81 On fzEiss.
Kssn hsls. shsrs eszszfa prosperity h
/ exempted - eech hUuseholdeE, 4 has
/ nos beeu elained thai he hnzbsnS, &c
enc h0asaholdsE, and tha wife 1s sn-
othsx. cau eaeh and bath claim sha ex
smpsions AID tins double tie exemp
1 fion.
Cixil DISABILITIES are abolished 81 %
| he wife. bas II ths rieht 70 vote ID .
evil right, Is was not ab1lisned b. fnss
sct- TIE wor3s -civil disahilikiesn ara
explaine. b the eoutext.
Fer any s'usarpafSoa Of ben natural
OF prosperity sights Ehs may appszl -
The eourts,1 "a. &a. II vas simpiy IN
tended 10 give her slatns IN couEs. 70
prossgt Der civil rights, I. e, her natural
or property Eighfs.
section ?, makes special provision as
70 eOntrol and custody Of children,
l showing that il vas nos tho10ht thai
ths words civil disabilities" bsine re-
moved and she being permitted % s1s
for her natural and property rights IN
| aluded the riebt to ooatroi ehildren.
II. Notwithstanding the civil disability
clause and the natural and property
/ right clause, is Was necessary 10 add an
other section concerning children ID
clearly shows that the Legislature
| IhouRhk they infemded 10 give woman
tue e4aal night 10 bold property. contEol
childTsn. and the right 90 sue, whiea
her husband had, and noEeins more.
No more tnan tais IL expressed IN the
language-nof word about her being
Isrd Of the household, or juror, OF the
like.
II the Legislature was 20 particular 10
naue natural and property rights and
right 10 controI children. IL Is to be pre-
samed that these suejscts only we're IN
tended 10 be leRislatsd upon
IL every man Who IL disqualified from
being grand juror. labsring under =
kcivii disabliit3l II this IL 50, attorneys
p0stmasters, phy siciaBs, old men. even
the judges, are nov suffering from civil
disability. Read, "a wife shall not be
deprived from civil Tights.n GRd yea
have an equivalent expfessi0R N thia
statute. Jury duty, militia duty, Labor
on the road duty ETC., were surely nsveF
intended 70 be Imposed on her. Per
hapa it may be said that she has q right
to trial By her peers, and that men are
not her peers. This tb0uRhi neveF 0o-
cured until lately. as women on trial
have never challenged jurors on thai
RrOund.
The evil which the Legislature In
tended 70 remove was the abuse, and
Imprisonment, and robbery Of women
by bad husbands. The objset was good
and am sorry to know that no Law car
effect much IN this matter. IL will do
some good. however. There never can
be much effective application OF Law
which will make bad husband good
one.
For the reasons above stated, am Of
the opinion that the Law as TO quali6ea-
tons Of grand jurors Ia unchanged, and
that Il was error not TO have allowed the
challenge Of the prisoner, and the
cause ought 10 be reversed and TIE
prisoner discharged.
WILLIAM @. LAEGFoRD,
Associate Justice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

EDr1un Posr- EaxKxxIazzeKz
Touf edIfarfai 81 shfa merninR nnsef
ne above kaadina somfains sone stAae-
mrnta. whioh isft wifh1u3 . word 81
explsuatinn. nzeF tsaFo an efrnneoza
impressian On sbs minds e peEssns n9s
faniliar with tbs fzcsa
Yen AS -s5methina lees shsn q year
eco 4 sweeping ehznR8 waa made - Ne
oreauixation and nsthods q eduinis-
trssion o. TIE Seattle public schools "
There waa bet one change made ~
oegmn ixallon, 20 wits faiiuFe % nj tne
unuftion 81 CITY suparintendent. and
none IN amefhods ard adminisffattons "
excspf Che questions previoualy referred
"a fiss Civ kupaxfntenderf wera nos re-
ferred 10 The Prsncipals Of the several
erhools. and refsrrsd b. them TO TIE
Boayd, she sane e. lad been dene b
The Superintendent.
Again. This aduirabia system Gas
saddsuIV chauQo6s Allow me 20 say
fhia vas nos q suddsn change, but ty0u
are here referring 70 the reduction made
n teachers salRrfeal . change made
after easeful thoneht and consideration
on the part - the school Board.
II 1881 the sobsol tax vas 5 mile on
the dollar: 10 1882, mills; In lbS3, 4
mills; 10 1884, 81 mills- All these years,
while the amoa.t appropriated for tne
suppqft Of the schools vas being re-
duned, The expenses were increasing
With The growth asd Increase Of the
school populati0n. Ths District vas
paying interest on many thousands Of
dollars. IL was clear % the Board thai
| ia order 70 provide funds 20 carry the
dlstrics thro0Rh the next year and pro
vide for payment Of interest on bonds
a least $4,000 Wouid have 20 b raised
By the levy of 9 spsoial tax. There vas
certainly cause for 9 desire for re-
frenohmens.p Whist 70 do and bOu
best 10 act wore the questions upper.
most In the minds Of the members Of
the School Board. trust that With the
/ Incoming Of better times the "ext
Renciear may have passed.
30 muoh. Mr.. Editor, BY way OF
| short, friendly criticism upon your ed
toFial, which might have been niscOn
strued. Respectfully, d. b. WARD.
II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

Delicats persons, and all whose Eys
TENS have become debilitated, should
bear in mind that Simmoss Liver ReRu-
latoF is not drastic, puFginR medicine,
does not weaken or deplete the system
as other purRatives do, but acts Rently
Il will invigorate like glass Of vine
but Is no intoxicating beverage TO lead
90 iRtempefanee; will promote digestion
dissipate headache, aud generally tone
up the system.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, of Ga, says
Simmons Liver Regulator IL mild and
suits me better than more active rene
dies
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rwW rnAvRIKns AawAYs AuRAp,

Tsra TAoskssssd Daliars paid for acei-
dental injuries daring the paat year,
through the Seattle Agency. No COS
tested claims. Ahasss Presapf payiAsHts,
Their life policy h the Simplest aud best
form Of life snsar4hee IN the world. Yon
know exAetiy Uhat yoa viii Ret. and
What Il viii cost. No sstfssated future
dividends promised 90 uaisleAd and dis
appoint yoa. TIE dividends are de-
dneted from yonr preminns a. you pay
them, thus reducing the amount 10 the
l0wesf rates eonsisaeai with safety. Be
fore you insare call on fArLoa 4 BunSs.
agents for Seattle, and examine The rev
plan.
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Coos REsTIra n EsERY CasF.

D A. Bradford. wholesale payer deales
q CAattAnOosa, Tenn. writes that be
was seriously afflicted with a severe cold
that settled on bis langs; had tried many
remedies without benefit Being in
dueed 10 Try Or. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. did 80 and was en-
tiFcty cared BY Use % a fec bottles.
Since which time be has used Il in bis
family for all osSuges and Colds with
best results. THIS is ne experiences %
thousands whose lives have been saved
BY lAis Wcnasrfal Discovery. Trial
bottles free ~ A. h. Stsvart's DraC
Sfnre dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

Edward Shepeero. e hArxisoGrg. H.,
sAyss Having received 50 n9aa benedt
tr0m Eiectris Batters. feel ID ny auty
b ist s9aersng hamAssty know ID. Have
had q Funniug sore On nv ies foF etehe
years; @y doctors tsa ire woala have
o have tse bane scfape8 or lee &mra-
tAte4. used, instead. thFes bottles Of
Elscsrio fll1ers and sssea boxe. Baok.
lsns AFnlea sAlve and M ~ h nou
nsand and veil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

TIE Rsst Salve n the world fog Cuts,
hfuiss. SORES. UleerS. salt b eana, Fe-
ser SSres. letter, OhApped Hands. Chil.
biAins. Uoras and all Skin Eruptious,
and positively eares Plies. OF no PAS
nsq1trsa. Il q guaranteed 10 give per
feca sstisfActtan. 90 naooey refunded.
friea s ornis per ben. Yer sale hy A.
n SrHuAHx. A.
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WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO
The ans recedented sale Of Boschee's
German syrup within q few years has
asionished the world. 10 Is without
doubt shs safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and edeetual
core Of Coughs, Colds and the seyerest
Lang troubles. II acts on an entirely
different principle from the usual pre-
ssriptions given oY physicians. - u does
noe dry up q cough and leave the dis
ease still In the system. but, en- the con-
tFaFy. removes the cause Of the trouble,
heals the parts affected. And leaves them
in purely healthy condition. A bottle
kept In the house foe use when the dis
eases make their appearance VII save
doctors bills and lone spell Of serious
tllnesA A trial viii convince you Of
these facts. Il Is positively cold ~ all
druggists and general dealers IN tie
land. Price 70 cts large bottles. DIV
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~ - Dsssrr - visfla6 fhe Ae1Il,a
Rnrups zsa ott4iued GS9n1 aeAl -
fnfurr nainn wAfca h. b eampaaenl
= shosa IN naod ~ ~ nsFvtc@t. IL ..ss.
crrsn whsrs saheru I'll. ~ hln.- ~ 4
Bon usn maka 70 eheFRs aaAalM - -.
uara RErnues c1ra4 e. 11Ua- $50 -
An con1l nnic11IrEg gzle4I eslzA =. -. ~
-. 49, - \ asrE1as e On1I1l14. -
49, On. ], .. aIE1of, So lc1s - -
stle1. czL Mc11tes Eosz-tsIa
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III. Il K. GoTTsTKN, sole agents of the
celebrated ]. +. Cutter whisky. mes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

Al S:45 the Presidents Private Sscse.
tAEy was announced. He presented mes
sage from the President transmitting
without his approval the dependent pen.
sion bill. The reading Of The message
wae followed With an attention more
strict than Is generally accorded 10 such
documents.
Az the conclusion Maston, Of In 5iana,
moved that the btu and accsmpanyina
message be referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on Invalid Pensions, promising that
they would Be- reported bach within The
coming week. The motion was agreed
to--l37 10 q.
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WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR c0lBT, PORTS ORCHARD ~
WASHINGTON.

- STEAMER HELEN. y,
Kllis. MastaE iaaYu1 ti@L-.,. =.
ton 4 smith wharf HaatllA egcf2
wednesday and Friday. mt % -
Colby, MIichalln Praak head - fgs1
ehara also. 70 head Of Port W Aa4ls' 49,. 49,
RstnrniE9 leave bead o. Pqft " a ~ y. m y
n. Nit hell's Point e. Iez1 q. m. lQl.4 -
N. arriving e seattle abqut -
Tnaaaav ThsraaaV anA aafurllaE
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SEATTLE, Feb. 11.-ERes bring highei
price at present than they have duriuf
the past year. Farmers Get IS and n
cents par dozsn for good fresh sQga
This Ia accounted for b. the prevailing
cold snap, and Il Il cafe 10 predict thai
values will decline again upon the 80
proaoh Of warm weather.
OATB-J0bbing, e35 per ton; retail
q. % 10 q per ton.
HOPS-The only prizes known 10 b
offered at present Il 20 oeuta per pound
POTATOES - Values still high
Wholesale prices rails az $2342T.5 80, and
growers who are sstu holding theiI
crops are net ct al anxieua 10 ssll az the
beat prices offered. Retail prices Fuls
at &i.b0 per hundred. weight.
HAY-Jobblng a. $lT per ton and 70
tail at 81 per hundred weight or sc pes
ton.
WHEAT-WholssAle, $50 per ton; re-
tail. 4l.76 per GENITAL.
CORN-CFushed OF whole, Wholesale,
go par ton; retail, 81 GO per Genital.
OIL OAkE MEALr-Whoiesales So
per ton; retail. 2 cents per pound.
BEEF - Advancing. Wholesale,
cents; retail, 10 to 20 cents per pound.
Mu rTON-Whslesale, 3 cents; retail
8 20 rs cents per pound.
P0RK-W Wholesale, cents; retail {
10 I21< cents Der pound.
FLOUR Wholesale, S4.75; retail. g
per barrel.
BU rTER-Rstail from Is 10 80 cents
per roll of two pounds.
CHICK ENS-M Wholesale, s.; retail
g..
APPLES-Wholesale, IS TO 90 ents
aud retail for 90 cents to 81.
CABBAGE - Wholesale, IL cents
retail. 2 cents per pound.
ONIUN5-wholessls. ei.50 10 81 pel
GENITAL retail, ~ 10 cents per pound
COAL-ketail, 81 per ton AZ bunkers
WOOD Retail, cord wood, 81 80
stove wood. blocks, 81 stove wood
split, g per cord, delivered.
IROS-Foanders pay &24Cd3O per tor
for pie iron.
SEED Clover, from Is 10 p cents
per pound; timothy. 81 to SCENTS; rec
top, II cents; orchard glass, Is cents
alfalfa, n cents perennial miilet, q
cents per pound.
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FOR SNOHOMISR CRY.
NAsHlNlT1N
STEAMBOAT TRAnspeRTAnuk {
Carrying the U.S.. Mall.
Tacoma, Seattle / Per. fuwau,ni l,u.

ONE or TIE W. SA Wm
& u. Cos staAmeEn ~
tAndersoR or Edi1hlm
VIII run daily betwean Tacoma and PSGI
Townsend. leaving Tacoma anon ARRIVAL "a
train seattle 1t 10 D. m. and tcuohln1 Il
Port Madison. Port Gambia poEl raI9N
and Port Townsend. Hsfuruina lm4a
Port Townsend ever dAy texcepl SnHfll|
ct o'clock ,. m, and Soaftle e 70 Pm
SEATTlE-uHATeoM Roo7E.
The steamer W X WKBWHn VI
leave seattle ever sunday. Tun11al ~
THURSDAY evening oolock, foRWh1loeM
calling At Mukil1ea. IulniiR Coap1fla
Oak Harhur. uasala4y. LmeonneR Eitlle1
AnaourtaA GuemaR Hmmfnh. NNirkNY1
BeiiinghNm ard scheme.
Returning, win leave Whaecom eFr71
Monday, wednesday and kEiaRF H1oH
ingA Af O'Clock, 6nr SaalfiA cal,iN1
intermediates poinis On Ne va.
SEATTlE-SkAeET RIVER ROUTE
1he steamer 0Gh1CK VIII leago ooE.I
for 6kaEit river and way ports oFE|1
Monday and THURSDAY, retuEmlna I1a
days and ExidAyA
FOR freight ana paaaas nppIy a C1n
pAnys ofiica On TeslaE 3 WhaEt orcn board
the beats 81 the same wharf.
mrSl-H eco 4. JACOBS. 4ec'y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12
wall street QnaaafIons.

NEW YoKK. Feb. ll.-U. :. Sc. 100
Il. l2sx; l1<s. ll0x Pacific 6s, l25as
American Express, i09; Canada Pacific,
6tl{; Canada Southern, So; Central
Pacific. 1854; Rio firande, 24iS, Erie. 81
Kansas 4 Texas, SOB; Northern Pacific,
ISL; preferred, bs&; Northwestern
lla56; New York CeRtrsl, lis; Oregon
Railway and Navigation, i0l; Oregon
rranscontinental, 3lA Oregon In
pFovement, Az Pacific Mail, 564i
Texas Pacific. az; Union Pacific 70
United States ExpFsss.si \; Wells Fargo,
i2l; Western Union. TS1S.
MoNE1 MARKET.
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WHAT TRUE MKRIr WILL no

Money on call. easy 3(d5; Sterling
exchange unchanged.
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BREAD or ALL
Il eeNriptions ever meEninR
30 ton brown bre4d and hexns
On Su4eAy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-04
THOMAS WREN. Plaintiff,
IN. VS..
Ane alexandria Mining and sme,t;Doc
Oh Detroit, Michigan, DefendsnVt company

TUE STATE OF NEVADA. TO TIM
Detroit Shqyls Mining and Smelling comp ALEx:
Desrul., Michigan You are hereby a,psny Of
W Sppear before me. a Justice Of m appinoned
sha sof Eureka Township. county 'n and geaSe in
s.oresaid, at my Office, in Eureka ON ana State
gay Oh october, A. d. 1887, at 10 o'cIoot me 18th
tnat day' to answer the comrlsint ., 4; y, Of
wren the plaintiff, wherein he ci.in Thomas
cover from you the sum of three hmnds s 70 re.
, n,a;n iuf regal Services. as fully set for,t do J
And you are hereby notified thar
70 appear and answer the complaint you iM
said, Judgment will be taken aesins, ss store.
suit. "oii"fs and Costs OF
To the Sheriff or Constable Of s.,d
hereof. anu aue return
gust, A. d. 1887. Jay OF Au-
Jus,ice ., tho po.o BENZ. SANDERS.
said. "N oAate afore.
Attest A true copy of the original Summon,
Constable In and for said Towr.L,.